Rockport, Indiana

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Built in the 1850s, the Rockport Inn was one of the first buildings in the area to have glass windows and stood on the site of the former town of Story. A resident ghost known as the Blue Lady is said to be the spirit of the wife of George Story, the town's founder. The inn closed in 2018 after a fire heavily damaged its basement, kitchen, and part of its floor.
The 1850s inn closed after a fire in 2018, and the building has been under restoration. It is not open to guests. View from the street.
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